Enjoy a break at Helgeland’s cool and cozy cafés. These are the places for those seeking great coffee, a relaxed atmosphere, tasty bites, and perhaps a delightful drink.
Myken bed and soup
The Myken community sits among low skerries far out in the open sea, on the outer edge of the Norwegian coast. There is no car traffic here, and the road is only 800 metres long. At one end of it is Myken Seng og Suppe. In the old school building, drilling and strict instructions have been replaced by overnight stays and set tables.
Skolo – an architectural gem in Herøy
The beautiful renovation of Seløy’s old school has been described in an article in “The Norwegian Review of Architecture”. Today, travellers can find accommodation here, drink quality coffee, eat pizza, browse books and buy artworks in the shop – and enjoy the panoramic view of The Seven Sisters mountains
Beer Tasting and Brewery Tour at Raus Bryggeri
Raus Brewery is located at the ferry terminal at Nesna. Here you can take a tour and taste the beer, and have a cold soda or beer inside the brewery’s bar or on the outdoor terrace. And you can shop for your way on in the brewery’s own beer and soda outlet.
Krambua Café in the coffee roastery at Forvik Old trading post
Nestled between the sea and history, along the Coastal Route in Vevelstad, you’ll find Forvik old trading post — a living tribute to Northern Norwegian coastal culture and one of Helgeland’s most charming roadside stops. Here, you can visit the cosy café, shop, and coffee roastery in the old general store, and enjoy a moment of rich aromas and flavours in a truly historic setting.
KRED Pub & Café in Brønnøysund
This is the most popular venue for local musicians as well as established artists. The pub has a big-city feel to it, and when you’re hungry, the chef offers tasty dishes. KRED is also popular as a stand-up stage, the place to watch the football game, and for its Quiz Evenings.
